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 1     I, 7 |        earth. But that among moist substances on earth, was the sea, and
 2     I, 10|           mutual contact they made substances of the same figure and similar
 3     I, 16|           are denominated concrete substances, as well as animals and
 4     V, 1 |         each from their own proper substances to those peculiarly their
 5     V, 4 |           enters, choosing its own substances; and its peculiar quality
 6     V, 14|           principles, he says, the substances are light and darkness;
 7     V, 14|           prints the figure on the substances that are brought up (into
 8     V, 16|        towards their own peculiar (substances), as iron towards the magnet,
 9    VI, 19|             PYTHAGORAS' DUALITY OF SUBSTANCES; HIS "CATEGORIES."~There
10    VI, 19|          when reckoned with these (substances), contains the perfect number,
11    VI, 35|            in this way with liquid substances, are endued with the quality
12   VII, 9 | particoloured, and much compounded substances; so, he says, the nonexistent
13   VII, 9 |           forms and a multitude of substances.~
14   VII, 10|   altogether sirens and dreads the Substances of things generated in the
15     X, 3 |           universe consists of two substances, namely earth and water;
16     X, 5 |            through Him these three substances simultaneously have spoken
17     X, 28|          of two, or three, or four substances, are dissoluble; wherefore
18     X, 28|         namely, the dissolution of substances connected. I now therefore
19     X, 28|      accurately to investigate the substances of these things, and the
20     X, 29|       female. For even the primary substances of these, which were formed
21     X, 29|           him out of all composite substances. The Creator did not wish